The crowd around him press in they did From near and far they came To hear this man of whom was said To have miracle healing hands
A leader, a ruler from synagogue came On his knees before him fell My daughter, he begged, near death does she lay A miracle is what's needed Please come your hands upon her lay To save her from death's cruel bony grip
The teacher softly he smiled at him And slowly rose to his feet His garments close around him he drew Come let us go, said he
Around the house so many there To await the child's outcome Too late, too late, you are too late Throughout the crowd the word did spread
But he listened not to them And slowly raised his hands Fear not, said he, she is not dead She merely takes a rest
In the blink of an eye the crowd it changed And now it angrily roared Who is he? away with him Who does he think he is
But he cared not what they thought Into the house he strode And there upon a narrow bed So quietly did she lay
He placed her hand into both of his And held them tenderly Arise, arise, little girl arise These words he spoke to her
The girl off the bed she jumped And danced around the room The parents in amazement stood To see this wondrous sight
Say none of this, he did entreat As he prepared to leave With garments tight around him wrapped Into the crowd he strode
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Posted: Jul 2011
About this poem:
After reading 'The Miracle of Nain' by Swade777 I became inspired...just had to write it...so thanks mate for the inspiration
Into the crowd He strode asking for no appreciation, doing miracles for no other purpose but to instill faith in human beings for their own good. The inspiration poets' need so much was not lost on you, dear poet! Thank you
Comments (2)
Faith and miracles, faith in miracles, miracles of faith, all fill the heart with hope. Thanks for sharing Healing Hands.